The Prince Doesn’t Cry From Mere Onions Chapter 79 has been released. Anna's rustic kitchen stood as a beacon of resilience, its aromas wafting like a fragile lifeline through the ravaged streets of their post-war village. Her restaurant was more than just sustenance – it was solace, a place where weary hearts could momentarily forget the scars that still lingered on every face. And yet, amidst this makeshift sanctuary, something strange emerged: a towering enigma named Bertram, who materialized one day like a specter, his imposing frame swaying precariously as he walked. It wasn't until Anna pressed an onion knife into his massive hand, however, that the full weight of his peculiarity became apparent – he chopped without shedding even a single drop of tears, as if onions were nothing but mere garnishes to be carelessly discarded. As the villagers marveled at this peculiar sight, whispers began to circulate about the reason behind Bertram's unwavering stoicism. Some claimed it was a result of some long-forgotten curse, while others posited it was merely the residue of a broken heart. What none suspected, however, was the true nature of Bertram's affliction – or the quiet, unfathomable depths that Anna stirred within him by simply being herself. For in a life devoid of feeling, the gentle touch of her hands had begun to kindle a spark, threatening to shatter the very walls he'd built to shield himself from the turmoil outside. But Anna saw only a humble laborer, driven solely by a desire to redeem himself before the memory of her late father. Little did she know that beneath Bertram's gruff exterior lay a labyrinthine heart, scarred and bruised, yet yearning desperately to break free from its prison – and perhaps, just possibly, discover why it was impossible for him to cry, not even when faced with the pungency of a thousand sweet, fermenting onions.